Answer:
See work below
Step-by-step explanation:
The area of a large pizza cut into 10 slices with be 20 square inches. This is from taking the area of a large 200.96 and dividing by 10.
The large pizza will always be cheaper because of economies of scale.
Yes 144 is a perfect square because 12*12=144
Answer:
OQ
Step-by-step explanation:
The lines would never hit each other going on to infinity making them parallel.
Answer:
3 mg
Step-by-step explanation:
<h3>Step 2 of the attachment</h3>
<em>If the patient is less than 70 years old, the loading dose is 80 Howell Units
</em>
<em>per kilogram of DM. One Howell Unit is equivalent to 0.0020 mg of pure heparin. </em>
2. Calculate how many mg of pure heparin is in 80 Howell Units
- 80*0.0020 = 0.16 mg per kg of DM
<h3>Step 3</h3>
<u>Let's calculate Dosing mass first, as per given formula:</u>
As body fat is 10%,
- LBM = 90% of TBM = 0.9*TBM
<u>As TBM is given = 40 lbs</u>
- DM = 40 *0.9 + ( 40 - 40*0.9)/3 = 37.33 lbs
<u>Converting to kg</u>
- DM = 37.33 Lb /2.2 = 16.97 kg
<u>Since dosing mass and dosing rate known, we can calculate loading dose:</u>
- 16.97 kg *0.16 mg/kg = 2.7152 mg ≈ 3 mg as it is asking dose in mg
